The Pripyatsky National Park protects a vast expanse of Polesie wetlands, forests, and floodplains along the Pripyat River. Its safari park offers guided tours where visitors observe deer, moose, and wild boar in semi-natural conditions. The park is also home to "Polsky Zyuzya" — a unique Belarusian mythological winter deity, whose forest residence incorporates ancient Slavic traditions, Polesie ethnography, and a reconstructed ancient settlement with sculptures of pagan gods.

Polesie — the vast wetland region straddling southern Belarus — has preserved pre-Christian Slavic traditions longer than any other part of Europe. "Zyuzya" is the Belarusian mythological god of winter, far older than the Russian Ded Moroz tradition. The national park chose to revive this unique cultural figure rather than copy the standard Grandfather Frost format, creating an attraction rooted in authentic local folklore.

Safari park tour — deer, moose, wild boar in semi-natural habitat. The Forest Wizard's house. Reconstructed ancient settlement with sculptures of Slavic gods. The wishing field. In winter (Dec 13 – Jan 11): Polsky Zyuzya residence — interactive performance, bonfire areas, ice slides, animal feeding. 35 BYN adults, 30 BYN children (includes safari, performance, gift, treats, sledding). In spring: the famous Pripyat flood ("Herodotus's Sea") — kayak excursions through flooded forests.

Location: Lyaskovichi, Komsomolsky Lane 26. Distance from Minsk: ~250 km. Website: npp.by. Safari schedules: weekdays 10:00, 12:00, 14:00; weekends add 16:00.